A "thoughtcrime" is, in fact, the worst of all crimes.
He commits thoughtcrime, has an illicit affair with a subversive sexpot, is caught, tortured, and "reeducated" to the doublethinking ways of the state.— Atlantic Ave.
If you want to try to define the various things that Operation Predator as "thoughtcrime", go right ahead but the vast majority of Americans think that individuals that take concrete steps to, say, have intercourse with a young child ought to be punished.— Slashdot: Your Rights Online
You're perfectly within bounds to decry Harris 'use of historically loaded words while ignoring the context in which they are used … just as I'm perfectly within bounds to believe that such politically-correct wowserism is humorless, detrimental to open discussion, and exactly what the Republicans are counting on: that legitimate criticism will be rubbed out by the "angry left's" own friendly fire against thoughtcrime no matter how improbable.— Planet Atheism
In his journal he explains thoughtcrime: Thoughtcrime does not entail death.— Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com

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